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This patch contains several enhancements for the upload in eMule,
enhancements that will be very interesting for releasers:
ZZ DownloadManager: Handles A4AF collissions better than official eMule!
- New!
If you download a series of files that you want to get in order, do like this:
1. Create a category for the series.
2. Put the files you want ordered in that category.
3. Make the sure the files are named so that they are alphabetically sorted so
that the file you want first is first, the second file is second, etc. Often the
file are already named in alphabetically correct order. In that case you can
skip this step.
4. Right click on the category and enable "Download in alphabetical order".
Done! eMule will now try to put all sources on the first file, until it is
completed. The second file will get any sources that the first file doesn't
want, etc.
This feature is tagged with "ZZ:DownloadManager" in the source.
Thanks to Skynetman for helping testing this feature.
ZZ SlotFocus: Focus the upload bandwidth to as few upload slots as possible!
(only one, if the top slot wants it all). Transfers files to fewer people at a
time, but faster to each. Faster transfers makes chunks complete sooner, making
it possible for other clients to share the chunks sooner. This gives more
sources in shorter time, sharing the upload demands on several computers sooner.
At 76 Kbytes/s ZZUL opens ca 6-10 slots, when official eMule opens 24 slots.
ZZUL only opens new slots if necessary to use the configured bandwidth. Upload
slot focusing version 2 is available in this patch. Version 1 is used in eMule
Plus (and others?). You can see which upload that has the highest priority by
checking the number in the "Slot #" column. Slot #1 get all bandwidth it can
handle. Slot #2 gets any leftovers after slot #1 has taken what it wants, etc.
When you download a file, it is good for you to give all chunks you allready
have of that file to other clients as soon as possible. As soon as you have
spread your chunks, the other clients will actually help you to download the
chunks you are missing. Then you can get those chunks from them (and fast, since
you now have good credits with them). It will also be easier for you to get the
chunks from the original source, now that is no longer busy uploading chunks
that you already have, to other clients. So set your upload speed as high as
possible!
ZZ UploadSpeedSense: Automatically finds the best upload speed for your
connection!
ZZUL now works right out of the box, without need for configuration of upload
speed. Just set the upload speed limit to 0 (unlimited) in prefs and then relax.
If you use other programs that wants bandwidth, ZZ UploadSpeedSense will
automatically lower the upload limit for eMule while the other transfer is going
on. When the transfer is done, ZZ UploadSpeedSense raises the upload limit back
to normal speed. ZZ
UploadSpeedSense will not work properly for multihomed hosts.
ZZ PowerShare: Powershare files without having to unshare any files!
You can set files to be powershared by right clicking them in the shared files
list and selecting "Powershare" -> "Set powersharing". Files that have
powershare activated will be uploaded a 100% of the time, if there are people
trying to download them. It doesn't matter how many other files you share or
download. This makes it possible for you to release files efficiently, and still
download files normally. If the files with release priority doesn't use all the
bandwidth, normal shared files are uploaded. This means that you won't have to
unshare everything that you are not releasing. This gives more sources for files
on the network, and make sure the allotted upload bandwidth are always used a
100% efficiently to release your files.
ZZ FriendSlots: Enhanced co-release/friends functionality!
All available upload bandwidth is focused on friend slots, if the friends want
to download. You will be able to give friend slots to several friends
simultaneously. This means you can share your files with your friends and
co-releasers efficiently in eMule, instead of using an ftp-server, ICQ, irc-dcc
or similar. Your co-releasers will start sharing the file as soon as they
complete the first chunk, instead of having to wait for the entire file to be
transfered. If you have several co-releasers to spread the file to, eMule will
automatically make sure that the coreleasers will be rotated in the upload
slots, giving one chunk to each co-releaser, to make sure the file is available
with maximum bandwidth as soon as possible. If your co-releasers also give each
other friend slots, the file will spread even faster! While you are uploading to
your co-releasers, other clients will be able to find you as a source, and as
soon as the friends are done downloading, the bandwidth will automatically be
used by any other clients that want your files. ZZUL remembers which of your
friends that have been given friend slots between restarts.
Upload traffic will be spread out as evenly as possible to make the ping
lower!
This includes all outbound overhead traffic, such as source sharing etc. (This
feature is based on an idea by Slugfiller, but ZZUL uses it's own way of doing
it.)
Overhead traffic is now limited by the upload limit!
This prevents overhead from making eMule using more upload bandwidth than has
been entered in preferences.
ZZ TransferRatioBalance: More flexible limiting of download speed!
If you have uploaded at least a third of what you have downloaded, since you
started the program, you will have unlimited download speed. This is true also
for modem users and other low bandwidth users. However, if you have uploaded
less than that, compared to your downloads, downloads will slow down a little,
to reach balance of 1:3. Please note that uploads to friend slots are not
included in the upload sum, so you shouldn't exclusively upload to friends all
the time if you are also downloading at the same time.
ZZ SmartQueueLimit: Better handling of full Queue!
There will be a soft limit for the queue, that is about 30% lower than the real
(hard) limit for the queue. Once the queue size reaches the soft limit eMule
will starting being a lot more picky about which clients it will allow to get on
queue. It will only allow high priority clients that have high credits, or that
wants release prio files. This makes sure clients can always queue up for your
release files, even when the queue would normally be full.
ZZ TypeToFind: Easier to find your files in the lists! -
Included in official eMule since 0.30a
Search for a filename in download list and shared files list by simply writing
the filename you want to find. eMule will select the filename for you.
ZZ QRSort: Easier to see in which source you have the best queue position!
Sort by status, and then double click on a file you are trying to download. The
list of sources will be showed with the source with lowest QR first.
ZZ ShowVersion: Easily accessible version information about the clients you
are connected to!
Shows eMule/eDonkey version in mosts lists, as well as what mod the clients are
using.
ZZ LowIDFairness: Be more fair to low ID clients!
Low ID clients connecting to a ZZUL client will be more fairly treated compared
to how they are treated by the official client. If you are a low ID client, and
it is your time to download from a remote client, you will not be able to
download until your client connect to that remote eMule client the next time.
If the remote client is an official eMule client, it may be that you are not
allowed to start download event when you next reconnect, even if your time to
download has come.
If however, the remote client is a ZZUL eMule, you will alway be allowed
connect. If you have waited longer (since it was decided that you should get to
download the next time you reconnect) than the last of the fully connected
clients, then you will downgrade that client to a trickle slot, and take its
fully activated slot. If you have not waited that long, you will get a trickle
slot, and will be kept connected for up to 3 minutes. If you are upgraded to a
fully active client during that time, everything is ok, you have your slot.
If you are not upgraded to a fully active client during that time, you may be
put back on queue, but you will be put in first place. This means, that the next
time you reconnect (about 20-30 minutes later) you will have a greater chance of
downgrading one of the already connected clients, and get a fully activated
slot.
This behaviour gives equal opportunity for high and low ID clients. (Please
note, that you will not be able to downgrade a client that wants a powershared
file, unless you also want a powershared file).
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